The Liberty DL-AR1086 Digitalinx HDMI Adapter Ring was developed to support the rising proliferation of mobile devices used in presentation systems. Most presentation infrastructures only support one or two input formats, usually HDMI® for Digital and VGA for Analog. This product permits the presenter to have an easy access to the appropriate adapter for connection to the HDMI® infrastructure. Laptops, tablets, smart phones, digital cameras, and net books all have varying connections to display their content. This simple and effective ring of adapters permits the owner of the infrastructure to support mobile device content and keep the adapters secure and in place for the next presenter.

The DL-AR1086 includes the following adapters: adapter cable displayPort (M) to HDMI (F) 8 inches long, adapter cable mini-HDMI "C" (M) to HDMI (F) 8 inches long, adapter cable micro-HDMI "D" (M) to HDMI (F) 8 inches long, adapter Cable Mini-DisplayPort (M) to HDMI (F) 8 inches long. The security clamp is attached to Apple Adapters to DL-AR system. Two sets of foam rubber inserts for differing cable sizes are included.

The security features of the ring are two staged. The clamp cannot be opened or installed without a Torx® T10 Pin driver. This security screw has the raised pin in the center of the star to prevent standard Torx® drivers from use. Inside the clamp is a second security feature, a steel ring with a 1.5mm hex set screw that locks the ends of the cables together. The unit is shipped with four Torx® Pin screws and nuts (two are extra in case of loss). The Liberty item T10PD is a simple tool kit of a T10 pin driver and a 1.5mm hex wrench. The T10PD is sold separately.

With Liberty DL-AR1086 Digitalinx HDMI Adapter Ring you can now eliminate the panic and expense when presentation adapters go missing or get lost. The patent-pending tensile aircraft strength ring and clamp locks in the HDMI cable going to your display while any adapter you may need is at your fingertips. Not only do you get a solid and reliable connection, but the adapters are guaranteed to stay locked to the HDMI cable so they won't get lost for the next presentation.